The Original Lumpy Gritz

Keep all of the screws and sell them 1 at a time.

Have you contacted your local 'toy' stores? They might be able to order you some.

The very early 06 prefix guns had issues with poor heat treatment on the trigger and hammer. Thank the China factory for that. Both of ours are 06 prefix in the 260 number range. In the thousands of rounds my wife and I have fired(mix of factory and my reloads)in ours. We have broken 1 left side extractor and I had a weird failure when the hammer spring broke . Have never seen the trigger parts worn as bad as the picture you posted shows.

Cap had no other choice but to go to a China maker. No other company he contacted had any interest in making them. If it wasn't for Coyote Cap, there would be no reproduction '87. Remember this, the Winchester 12ga versions were black powder only and the shell was much shorter then.

Respectfully, I can not agree with buy'n back my own property(), not with what component prices and inventory are today. 110% agree on heavily tip'n the scouts for all they do!

What's the serial number prefix on the CC '87?

You'll need a bit more time.

PLZ, take all your medications on schedule.

Wait till you're my age, 74. My age his higher than both of our IQ's put together.

With today's reloading component prices. You won't get many shooters if it's a 'lost brass' stage. I thought EOT stopped being a LB match

Go buy some Lottery tickets

Mongo, remember this, you're get'n OLD

For now, leave it cocked all the time.

What SB sez Video yourownself, and you will immediately see where you need to improve.

All rifle, brass pickers will hate you.

Beon cool!

A replacement t'bar

Take the internal receiver parts out and clean/flush everydangthing.

Been run'n one since 1978. Have the adjustable shot/powder bar in mine. Don't trust Mec bushings to throw what they say they will.

You still have the t'bars in those Ruger's? Just say'n if you do, have a couple of spare t'bars on hand. Trust me on this.

What happened?

When did you last do a deep cleaning of the receiver, bolt etc?

Bear Creek Volunteers does it best

Start with handwritten thank you cards to each of them.

Recreational vehicles are a big thing here in the 'states'. Owned mine for 22 yrs.